Botensky Bauzile, Devone Bogie, Cameron Mayfield, Vakramogo Dosso and Christian Solano each earned a spot on the podium. Beat the Streets...

The fast-casual sub sandwich franchise is the official sponsor of the BTSNY's Academy program.

10 BTSNY Academy boys advance to compete at the New York state championships on Feb. 24-25 in Albany.

Botensky Bauzile claimed his second straight crown, while Alexis Elson, Alessandra Elliott and Ariel Ofri-Akman won in the girls division.

The donations will help BTSNY make a lifelong impact on more than 2,500 New York City student-athletes.

The best in NYC high school tournament is set for Jan. 21 at Harry S Truman High School.

The Riverdale Kingsbridge Academy senior looks to become the first female student-athlete to win the tournament title.

The Thomas Edison senior wrestler eyes city championship and state tournament run.

More than 40 wrestlers claimed individual city titles, while three different teams took home a championship.

The Brooklyn middle school wrestler learned the value of perseverance through the sport.

The 10-week program will be for registered BTSNY student-athletes.

The race kicked off the year-end campaign, which will continue through the end of 2022.

Emilio Collins will serve as vice chairman and Dean Colucci will remain in his role as secretary.

The Newark-based wrestling program will be for fifth- through eighth-grade student-athletes.

The BTSNY alumnus will support and facilitate the organization's annual program operations.

Oumar Tounkara took second place, while three girls claimed top-seven finishes.

The application process is open until Oct. 17 for New York City high school boys and girls student-athletes.

Five Team USA world champions earned their spot on the World team at this year's BTSNY Annual Benefit.

The 5-kilometer obstacle race will kick off the 2022 year-end campaign.

All three staff members are BTSNY alumni.